RAW.

- UF

{ sipping coffee }

BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

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Once the first bomb dropped and Israel killed the Iranian leadership, we are committed.

Have to finish it, period. There is no going back. Killing the Ayatollah was a line that means we have to finish. Period. So, yes I support it and everything that comes with it. I can see some boots on the ground in str

What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

The area I want to see out of the Trump Administration is the follow up actions, across the board, to support not only what is going on in the Middle East, but all the steps to maintaining our presence in the World.

We are now active in the Middle East, Pacific and South America. That is going to require a commitment.

Can Miller and Company come up with more than just big ideas?


(Not being negative or criticizing)

RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Amazing to me that a tiny country of not even 10 million people has suddenly been made out to be the Great Satan and Goliath by many in the United States. Kind of like an elephant being terrified of a mouse. Apparently it is now "cool" to be anti-Semitic on both extreme ends of the political spectrum. Not sure now we got here. Embarrassing.

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11 Nukes - plus however many more they would have been able to produce - are a Force Multiplier ... esp in the hands of a fatalist Death Cult.

- UF

D!

{ sipping covfefe }

GrowlTowel said:

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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Amazing to me that a tiny country of not even 10 million people has suddenly been made out to be the Great Satan and Goliath by many in the United States. Kind of like an elephant being terrified of a mouse. Apparently it is now "cool" to be anti-Semitic on both extreme ends of the political spectrum. Not sure now we got here. Embarrassing.

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Suddenly? Every president since Carter has been warning us about Iran.

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The 10_million people I was referring to was Israel, not Iran. Iran has around 92 million people.

Israel bashing seems to have become very popular in the U.S. in recent years.

RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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GrowlTowel said:

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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Amazing to me that a tiny country of not even 10 million people has suddenly been made out to be the Great Satan and Goliath by many in the United States. Kind of like an elephant being terrified of a mouse. Apparently it is now "cool" to be anti-Semitic on both extreme ends of the political spectrum. Not sure now we got here. Embarrassing.

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Suddenly? Every president since Carter has been warning us about Iran.

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The 10_million people I was referring to was Israel, not Iran. Iran has around 92 million people.

Israel bashing seems to have become very popular in the U.S. in recent years.

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Go Spray for Bugs, Sissy.....

- UF

D!

william said:

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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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GrowlTowel said:

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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Amazing to me that a tiny country of not even 10 million people has suddenly been made out to be the Great Satan and Goliath by many in the United States. Kind of like an elephant being terrified of a mouse. Apparently it is now "cool" to be anti-Semitic on both extreme ends of the political spectrum. Not sure now we got here. Embarrassing.

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Suddenly? Every president since Carter has been warning us about Iran.

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The 10_million people I was referring to was Israel, not Iran. Iran has around 92 million people.

Israel bashing seems to have become very popular in the U.S. in recent years.

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Go Spray for Bugs, Sissy.....

- UF*

D!

* The Human Corvair

Incoming!!

{ Tiny adorable BHJ taking cover under The Ottoman** }

** Hidden meaning, Tiny man??

{ UF lobs dry board eraser at the cowering BHJ }

DEVELOPING!!!

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FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

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Once the first bomb dropped and Israel killed the Iranian leadership, we are committed.

Have to finish it, period. There is no going back. Killing the Ayatollah was a line that means we have to finish. Period. So, yes I support it and everything that comes with it. I can see some boots on the ground in str

What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

The area I want to see out of the Trump Administration is the follow up actions, across the board, to support not only what is going on in the Middle East, but all the steps to maintaining our presence in the World.

We are now active in the Middle East, Pacific and South America. That is going to require a commitment.

Can Miller and Company come up with more than just big ideas?


(Not being negative or criticizing)

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Our ability to quickly replenish munitions is key!

FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

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What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

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Too late. We've gone through years of production of air defense munitions in just the last few days.

Sam Lowry said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

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What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

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Too late. We've gone through years of production of air defense munitions in just the last few days.

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That is why there must be changes around the Government to respond to what the Administration is doing. It should first start with all new production stays in US. Then incentivize to up production.

For some industries, we will need to go to a war footing. Not a negative, a reality of the world we live in and the actions we are now engaged.

The Pentagon knows how to do this and I am sure the contracts are in place. The question is will they be allowed to? Trump wants to declare something an National Emergency, allow the Pentagon to use the sole source contracts they have to get these munitions replaced and make sure the Pacific is under control. Hire back those that know what they are doing. There is more to fighting a war than infantry and intelligence. The infrastructure that supports it is just as important.

For example, it takes 2,200 civilian employees to support the F-35 program worldwide, as well as 12 Airmen per plane. For every combat soldier in the field, it takes 8 personnel to support. That is why those that say only people that fight count have no idea what it takes to put one Ranger in the field or support 1 SEAL team. It is not a vacuum. Or that Federal employees aren't serving, that is BS.

What the US does better than ANYONE is logistics. Let them do it military and civilian.

FLBear5630 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

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What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

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Too late. We've gone through years of production of air defense munitions in just the last few days.

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That is why there must be changes around the Government to respond to what the Administration is doing. It should first start with all new production stays in US. Then incentivize to up production.

For some industries, we will need to go to a war footing. Not a negative, a reality of the world we live in and the actions we are now engaged.

The Pentagon knows how to do this and I am sure the contracts are in place. The question is will they be allowed to? Trump wants to declare something an National Emergency, allow the Pentagon to use the sole source contracts they have to get these munitions replaced and make sure the Pacific is under control. Hire back those that know what they are doing. There is more to fighting a war than infantry and intelligence. The infrastructure that supports it is just as important.

For example, it takes 2,200 civilian employees to support the F-35 program worldwide, as well as 12 Airmen per plane. For every combat soldier in the field, it takes 8 personnel to support. That is why those that say only people that fight count have no idea what it takes to put one Ranger in the field or support 1 SEAL team. It is not a vacuum. Or that Federal employees aren't serving, that is BS.

What the US does better than ANYONE is logistics. Let them do it military and civilian.

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Just saw this and texted to my daughter, who is working 12hr night shifts so the marrieds won't have to.

whiterock said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

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What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

---

Too late. We've gone through years of production of air defense munitions in just the last few days.

---

That is why there must be changes around the Government to respond to what the Administration is doing. It should first start with all new production stays in US. Then incentivize to up production.

For some industries, we will need to go to a war footing. Not a negative, a reality of the world we live in and the actions we are now engaged.

The Pentagon knows how to do this and I am sure the contracts are in place. The question is will they be allowed to? Trump wants to declare something an National Emergency, allow the Pentagon to use the sole source contracts they have to get these munitions replaced and make sure the Pacific is under control. Hire back those that know what they are doing. There is more to fighting a war than infantry and intelligence. The infrastructure that supports it is just as important.

For example, it takes 2,200 civilian employees to support the F-35 program worldwide, as well as 12 Airmen per plane. For every combat soldier in the field, it takes 8 personnel to support. That is why those that say only people that fight count have no idea what it takes to put one Ranger in the field or support 1 SEAL team. It is not a vacuum. Or that Federal employees aren't serving, that is BS.

What the US does better than ANYONE is logistics. Let them do it military and civilian.

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Just saw this and texted to my daughter, who is working 12hr night shifts so the marrieds won't have to.

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I am with you. if you are going to do it. Do it, all the way.

If not, don't act like you are. Obama never learned that.

As I sent you earlier, Godspeed to your daughter.

Sam Lowry said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

---

What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

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Too late. We've gone through years of production of air defense munitions in just the last few days.

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Iran has had years to manufacture, purchase and stockpile missles.

I think we are way behind in production of the munitions needed.

We have the quality but not the quantity.

FLBear5630 said:

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whiterock said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

---

What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

---

Too late. We've gone through years of production of air defense munitions in just the last few days.

---

That is why there must be changes around the Government to respond to what the Administration is doing. It should first start with all new production stays in US. Then incentivize to up production.

For some industries, we will need to go to a war footing. Not a negative, a reality of the world we live in and the actions we are now engaged.

The Pentagon knows how to do this and I am sure the contracts are in place. The question is will they be allowed to? Trump wants to declare something an National Emergency, allow the Pentagon to use the sole source contracts they have to get these munitions replaced and make sure the Pacific is under control. Hire back those that know what they are doing. There is more to fighting a war than infantry and intelligence. The infrastructure that supports it is just as important.

For example, it takes 2,200 civilian employees to support the F-35 program worldwide, as well as 12 Airmen per plane. For every combat soldier in the field, it takes 8 personnel to support. That is why those that say only people that fight count have no idea what it takes to put one Ranger in the field or support 1 SEAL team. It is not a vacuum. Or that Federal employees aren't serving, that is BS.

What the US does better than ANYONE is logistics. Let them do it military and civilian.

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Just saw this and texted to my daughter, who is working 12hr night shifts so the marrieds won't have to.

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I am with you. if you are going to do it. Do it, all the way.

If not, don't act like you are. Obama never learned that.

As I sent you earlier, Godspeed to your daughter.

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^^^
What he said

LIB,MR BEARS said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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BaylorFTW said:

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Time for a roll call. Do you support the war in Iran? Why or why not?

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What we do need is to make sure that we can shift to producing replacements for equipment and munitions to keep China and North Korea at bay. If the Fed needs to hire more contract managers and procurement people back after DOGE, do it. We need to ramp up munitions, hardening of infrastructure and counterterrorism now.

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Too late. We've gone through years of production of air defense munitions in just the last few days.

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Iran has had years to manufacture, purchase and stockpile missles.

I think we are way behind in production of the munitions needed.

We have the quality but not the quantity.

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Besides Drones and Cyber, Iran's equipment is not on par with NATO. Not as bad as Iraq's was, but not equal to the task at hand.

ShooterTX said:

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Wow.

I had no idea that there was a declaration of war already. I don't support the declaration of war, but I do support the destruction of the evil leadership of Iran and their miliary assets.

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You're playing semantics. When the bomb comes through your window, you do not not die because there's no declaration of war. The girls at the Iranian school don't get a do-over until war is declared.

ShooterTX said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Wow.

I had no idea that there was a declaration of war already. I don't support the declaration of war, but I do support the destruction of the evil leadership of Iran and their miliary assets.

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You're playing semantics. When the bomb comes through your window, you do not not die because there's no declaration of war. The girls at the Iranian school don't get a do-over until war is declared.

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The girls were killed by the Iranians. Are you unaware of this?

None of these actions would have occurred if the Iranian leadership had not be an evil, terrorist regime.

Blaming anyone other than the Ayatollah for this attack, is just a ridiculous farce.

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What do you think is more likely you stupid monkey...

A one in a billion chance an Iranian anti-air missile misfires and happens to fall directly into a school killing hundreds of children?

Or the same guys who indiscriminately leveled Gaza to the ground were also indiscriminately dropping bombs in Iran and happened to hit a school?



26:52 - even an IDF spokesmen cant confirm it was a missile fired by the Iranians

Yes

RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Remember kids! DON'T DO DRUGS!!!

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... and Ma'Am Sourly - verklempt - drops his shawl and puts on some Chamomile tea, grabs the knitting Bag and turns on the Oprah channel muttering to hisselfs 'Oy Vey'.........

- UF

..... or was it Mon Dieu.

D!

Go Bears!!

Beat The Coogs!!!

{ sipping Kombucha }

ScottS said:

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Yes

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Anybody else wondering what Dale thinks about all this???

PA.

- UL

... and, as always, TIA.

BID.

Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Wow.

I had no idea that there was a declaration of war already. I don't support the declaration of war, but I do support the destruction of the evil leadership of Iran and their miliary assets.

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You're playing semantics. When the bomb comes through your window, you do not not die because there's no declaration of war. The girls at the Iranian school don't get a do-over until war is declared.

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The girls were killed by the Iranians. Are you unaware of this?

None of these actions would have occurred if the Iranian leadership had not be an evil, terrorist regime.

Blaming anyone other than the Ayatollah for this attack, is just a ridiculous farce.

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Israelis. Because of the war they started.

Isreal has been jonesing for us to get involved with this at least since 1996.

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America has been under attack by Iran since 1979.

Every president including Carter has identified Iran as a major threat and absolute enemy (except for Obama).

But you just keep going with that bat**** crazy theory that we only bombed Iran because of the Jews.

ShooterTX said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Wow.

I had no idea that there was a declaration of war already. I don't support the declaration of war, but I do support the destruction of the evil leadership of Iran and their miliary assets.

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You're playing semantics. When the bomb comes through your window, you do not not die because there's no declaration of war. The girls at the Iranian school don't get a do-over until war is declared.

---

The girls were killed by the Iranians. Are you unaware of this?

None of these actions would have occurred if the Iranian leadership had not be an evil, terrorist regime.

Blaming anyone other than the Ayatollah for this attack, is just a ridiculous farce.

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Israelis. Because of the war they started.

Isreal has been jonesing for us to get involved with this at least since 1996.

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America has been under attack by Iran since 1979.

Every president including Carter has identified Iran as a major threat and absolute enemy (except for Obama).

But you just keep going with that bat**** crazy theory that we only bombed Iran because of the Jews.

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That bat**** theory... that Marco Rubio publicly confirmed.

Marco Rubio admits the U.S. knew an Israeli action would trigger retaliation and still chose escalation.

This is exactly what happens when a state built on constant conflict pulls others into its w-rs.

Endless w-r does not protect Jews it puts them in greater danger.

We reject… pic.twitter.com/EY0n6Tdldv

— Voice of Rabbis (@voiceofrabbis) March 2, 2026

Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Wow.

I had no idea that there was a declaration of war already. I don't support the declaration of war, but I do support the destruction of the evil leadership of Iran and their miliary assets.

---

You're playing semantics. When the bomb comes through your window, you do not not die because there's no declaration of war. The girls at the Iranian school don't get a do-over until war is declared.

---

The girls were killed by the Iranians. Are you unaware of this?

None of these actions would have occurred if the Iranian leadership had not be an evil, terrorist regime.

Blaming anyone other than the Ayatollah for this attack, is just a ridiculous farce.

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Israelis. Because of the war they started.

Isreal has been jonesing for us to get involved with this at least since 1996.

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Agreed

Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Wow.

I had no idea that there was a declaration of war already. I don't support the declaration of war, but I do support the destruction of the evil leadership of Iran and their miliary assets.

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You're playing semantics. When the bomb comes through your window, you do not not die because there's no declaration of war. The girls at the Iranian school don't get a do-over until war is declared.

---

The girls were killed by the Iranians. Are you unaware of this?

None of these actions would have occurred if the Iranian leadership had not be an evil, terrorist regime.

Blaming anyone other than the Ayatollah for this attack, is just a ridiculous farce.

---

Israelis. Because of the war they started.

Isreal has been jonesing for us to get involved with this at least since 1996.

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I've got a Nuclear War Jones

I've got a Nuclear War Jones

I've got a Nuclear War Jones........

- UF



Somebody needs to set a pick, for Israel ....

... at the Free Throw Line of Death.

D!

I firmly believe that the Iranian Mullah Gov't needed to go. They are nothing , but blood thirsty, killers. However, we need a plan piggy. Now , I do find it interesting that all you Magalites and Trumpians are ok with being the worlds policeman...oh, and no more wars. Well we in one. Let's here from you maga!